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q2ip review

#52 of 73 in Residential Proxy Services

A low-cost proxy service with strong targeting and a focused integration surface.

5.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

q2ip provides residential and mobile proxy access through a shared prepaid balance. It is suited to buyers who want pay-as-you-go pricing instead of a monthly subscription, with HTTP and SOCKS5 connectivity, country-level coverage, and more detailed targeting on its per-address option. Accounts can be created with Telegram or an access token, without email, phone verification or KYC. The service is available through a web dashboard and API, with proxy testing, usage records, and export options for operational workflows.

The pricing structure is the main reason to consider q2ip. Pay per IP costs $0.05 per address and includes residential and mobile IPs, country, region, city and ASN targeting, unlimited bandwidth during the access period, API access, and list, CSV and JSON export. Addresses can be purchased for up to 24 hours. Pay per gigabyte costs $0.30 per GB and adds rotating or sticky sessions, country switching, byte-level metering, SOCKS5 and HTTP connectivity, and up to 20,000 proxy lines. The per-address option supports 217 countries overall, while the traffic-based plan specifies 143 countries.

Its feature set is focused rather than broad. q2ip covers the core proxy controls—rotating and sticky sessions, targeting, HTTP and SOCKS5 protocols, API access with an account token, exports, and a prepaid usage ledger—but its documented access points center on the web dashboard and API. Sticky sessions can run for up to 1,000 minutes, which fits long-session use cases, while the per-gigabyte plan supports country switching. Choose q2ip for low-cost, flexible proxy consumption and targeted residential or mobile access. Buyers seeking a wider platform ecosystem or broader traffic-plan coverage should compare alternatives.

q2ip pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • $0.05 per address or $0.30 per GB
    • Country, region, city and ASN targeting
    • Sticky sessions up to 1,000 minutes
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan
    • Per-address refunds apply only to unused, non-working addresses
    • The per-gigabyte plan specifies 143 countries

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